Behringer Eurolive B110D Aktiivkõlar

Behringer Eurolive B110D — Compact 300W Active PA Speaker for Portable Sound

The Behringer Eurolive B110D delivers 300 watts of Class-D power from a cabinet small enough to carry with one hand. Designed for portable PA, live sound, monitor wedge, and house of worship use, this 2-way active speaker covers a 45 Hz–20 kHz range with a 10" woofer and a 1" compression driver on an ultra-wide dispersion horn. The B110D suits solo performers, mobile DJs, and small-venue operators who need a self-powered speaker that sets up in minutes.

What Makes the Eurolive B110D Stand Out in Its Class

Built around Class-D amplifier technology, the B110D achieves high output from a compact enclosure. The trapezoidal cabinet sits on a 35 mm pole or tilts onto its side as a floor monitor wedge, while ergonomic handles make single-person transport realistic. A wireless input accepts Behringer's ULM-series USB dongle for cable-free operation with a compatible ULM microphone.

Key Specifications — Power, Drivers, and Connectivity

The Class-D amp drives both transducers through an active crossover at 2.2 kHz, with a dual-controlled limiter protecting the drivers. Onboard controls include a 2-band EQ, dedicated volume, and a clip LED.

• Frequency Range: 45 Hz – 20 kHz — full-range coverage from kick-drum fundamentals to vocal air
• LF Driver: 10" long-excursion woofer — delivers authoritative low end for its cabinet size
• 1" compression driver on an ultra-wide dispersion exponential horn — projects clear highs across the room
• Amplifier: 300 W Class-D — high output in a lightweight, cool-running package
• Inputs: Balanced XLR/TRS combo — accepts microphones and line-level sources directly
• Trapezoidal enclosure with a 35 mm pole socket — sits on a standard PA stand or tilts onto its side as a floor monitor wedge

Who Should Choose the Eurolive B110D

This active PA speaker suits solo musicians, acoustic duos, mobile DJs, and small house-of-worship teams who need a self-contained cabinet they can carry to a gig in one trip. The built-in mic input and 2-band EQ make it usable from a vocal microphone without an external mixer, while the line output daisy-chains a second cabinet for wider coverage in small clubs and conference rooms.

Behringer — The Brand Behind the Eurolive Series

Behringer was founded in 1989 by Uli Behringer, who began building signal processors as a student at the Robert Schumann conservatory in Düsseldorf. The Eurolive line delivers Class-D-powered PA cabinets engineered in Germany at accessible price points for working musicians and small venues.